Month January 2008
The Associated Press is Reporting that Rudy Giuliani is witching tactics by changing his focus from exclusively 9/11 to the economy and tax cuts. At a recent rally in Florida, Rudy highlighted that changed focus. I am the most fiscally… Continue Reading →
Over Their Dead Bodies or Mine!—Father McCartney reminds us of our obligation to take care of our parents in life and in death. Cloning: We Can Do Better Than This Guy, Can’t We?—A bold new era of human cloning and… Continue Reading →
The following comes from the Pastor’s Page of the Bulletin of St. Matthew’s in Dix Hills New York. Father McCartney reminds us of our obligation to take care of our parents in life and in death. Read the whole thing,… Continue Reading →
This guy, Dr Samuel Wood, has successfully cloned himself by placing his skin cells in a woman’s egg. The clones survived five days. Now. Let’s forget all the ethical implication and the horrors of cloning. I’ll boil it down to… Continue Reading →
We all know how that University in Italy reacted to a potential visit from Pope Benedict. They reacted as if the Pope were dangerous. I think we can all agree that it was ridiculous. But now the media’s spin on… Continue Reading →
Will the Real Mark Shea Please Stand Up?—Can Mark Shea dismiss Goldberg and love Levant? Ecuminism the McBrien Way—It’s a party! C’mon in. Please, eat and drink judgment upon yourself. There were Giants in the Earth in Those Days—Giant rats,… Continue Reading →
Mark Shea is one of the top dogs in the Catholic blogosphere and I truly enjoy reading his take on many items and issues. I don’t always agree with him but I respect him and I like him. Lately, I… Continue Reading →
Perennial progressive malcontent, Fr. Richard McBrien has an article about the progress made in the area of ecumenism. While I actually agree that some of the things he lists are progress, his main criteria for evaluating ecumenism is Catholic rejecting… Continue Reading →
The number of abortions has plunged to 1.2 million a year, down 25 percent since hitting a peak in 1990, according to a report being released today — days before the 35th anniversary of Roe v. Wade, the Supreme Court… Continue Reading →
A one-ton “fossil rat” has been discovered in South America, scientists announced today, according to National Geographic. The prehistoric, bull-size creature—the world’s largest recorded rodent—has been identified from a well-preserved skull. The rodent weighed about 2,200 pounds (1,000 kilograms), based… Continue Reading →